In this modern world, people are growing more sedentary. This is indeed a phrase that relates to the decrease in physical activity. This decreases the overall oxygen concentration within their bodies. As a result, their artery cells are stimulated, resulting in spider veins. This mostly affects our lower limbs, but it can damage any part of our body. This condition, called "spider vein" or "varicose vein," develops whenever a vascular artery clogs, and it is often highly uncomfortable. Depending on the outcome of the investigation, the data obtained is employed to construct a predetermined database. The pre-configured information serves as a prepared lower limit. This component would analyse the information about a person's location. Seating, knee flexion, and motions throughout the duration are all information which should be examined. This accumulation data can also be processed in the Arduinomicro-controller (98dB) with the use of an EMG CMMR electrode. It is a non-invasive varicose veins diagnostic and treatment procedure that depends upon artificial vibration production. This device will contribute to both a cost effective and user friendly, there the efficiency of device compared with the several other therapeutic approaches. Patients caused by varicose veins can use this device that is healthier than the most of other clinical treatments.
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Artificial Intelligence, Non-invasive, Lower Extremities, Vascular Epithelial Cell, Varicose Vein, Thrombophlebitis
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